About the Image

Mono Lake, California, is near Tioga Pass, the eastern entrance to Yosemite. The sun was setting behind the Sierra escarpment on a cool November day in 1997. The sunset perfectly highlighted Mono Lake's famous tufa (limestone) formations. The lake's water level has risen a number of feet since this panorama was shot, so this particular view will likely never be seen again.

The image has a 4:1 aspect ratio. A border is provided to make framing easier. The width of the border is 3/8 inch per edge on a 12 inch tall print.

This image has been in all my exhibits.

Print Details

Clicking on the order print button takes you to DPC Prints, VirtualParks' print-on-demand vendor.

You can choose from the following paper sizes: 24 inches wide x 6 inches tall ($20), or 48 inches x 12 inches ($40). The copyright notice does not appear on the print.

Glossy or semi-glossy matte paper is available. DPC Prints offers a range of shipping options, and accept a variety of credit cards.

If you are not satisfied with the print, you can return it to DPC Prints for any reason.

Print Quality

Great care was put into building this image exclusively for printing purposes. The image was stitched together using 4000ppi scans, resulting in a superior quality original image comprised of over 30 million pixels.

DPC Prints, the print vendor who fulfills your order, uses a Poli LaserLab to print on Fuji Crystal Archive Paper. This paper has been tested to last without fading for over 50 years. These prints are indistinguishable from regular silver-based photo prints.